Hymns of Fire
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Rise of Iron, The Dawning Holiday Event |
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Talk to Banshee-44 in the Tower.
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Prerequisites[edit]
Complete Songs from the Void quest.
The quest marker was bugged out, and erroneously appearing over Ikora Rey's head; the player has to speak with Zavala. [1]
Quest steps[edit]
What Remains[edit]
- "Firing Abbadon is like holding a star in your hands. Feels good."
- — Banshee-44
Objectives[edit]
- Talk to Banshee-44 in the Tower.
Dialogue[edit]
Banshee-44 is the only one who might be able to recreate the Abbadon.
- "I don't remember much about the war to retake the Moon. A lot of Guardians went there, and a lot of Guardians died. Relics like the Abbadon are the only things left."
- — Banshee-44
Cleansing Flames[edit]
- "People say the assault on the Moon was a bad idea. I don't know about that…seems worse to just surrender that ground without trying to fight."
- — Banshee-44
Objectives[edit]
- Get points from kills with Solar abilities in any activity.
- 100 points
Dialogue[edit]
We're almost there, Guardian, but we still need something to fuel the fires.
- "Takes a lot to light the flames of Abbadon. Cabal energy might be strong enough."
- — Banshee-44
Burning Bright[edit]
- "The Cabal are playing with fire on the Dreadnaught. Make sure you're not the one who gets burned."
- — Banshee-44
Objectives[edit]
- Defeat Valus Tlu'urn and Valus Mau'ual in the "Shield Brothers" strike on the Dreadnaught.
Catching a Star[edit]
- "The name of the Abbadon's creator has been lost to memory. Yours will be remembered."
- — Zavala
Objectives[edit]
- Report to Commander Zavala in the Tower.
Dialogue[edit]
You have earned the right to wield the Abbadon.
- "Titans tell stories about the Abbadon. We remember its song. And when we carry it into battle, we will remember those who fell in service to the Light.
Abbadon is yours now. Use it to create your own anthem." - — Zavala